Dreadful Dublin Master in Chancery Vacancy Rumors
Ireland dispatch reports the sudden death of William Curry Esquire master in chancery and former Armagh member. Speculation names Sergeants Greene and Warren, with Litton or Lord Eliot as possible successors amid canvassing notes and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Warren
Brewster
Litton
M.P
Tur
Dustin Cotting
Aail
Hamilton
Lord Eliot
Dublin University
Coléraine
London
Lord de Grey
James Graham
Home Secretary
Dublin
Peelite
Bergine
Belfast
National Board
Culabeky
Ballymena
Death of Rev. Rogers at Ros cobie Scotland
The Caledonian Mercury reports the death of Rev. Mr. Rogers of Ros cobie found in the loch after a period of mental illness. He disappeared from the manse in the early hours, with his family in distress as searchers recovered his body after an apparent self harm act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Roscobie
Caledonian Mercury
Scottaxn
Edinburgh
Bonifaces
Scotland
Royal Household
Boniface
George I
Germany
Glascow
Silver
Sumatra
Salem
Batavia
Java
W. W
Kilmaurs
Glasgow
Smith
Europe
Leeward
Glasgow Argus
Stevenston
Kilwinning
Gateshead
Kil- Marrock
Old Rome Gardens
Yrshire Yeomanry
Kilmarnock
James Pairlie
Gargieston
Debates over Hanover duties and Peel's income tax plan
A London morning chronicle summary details opposition to a treaty with Hanover raising Stade duties and taxing British commerce to favor the Hanoverian king. It notes critics fear colonial punishment and criticizes proposed colonial repatriation schemes for juvenile offenders, while praising Peel’s cautious corn law stance and scrutinizing income tax effects on owners of cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Stade
Lord Palmerston
Ernest
Robert Peel
Duke of Cumberland
India
Turkey
America
Spain
Africa
Morning Chronicle
James Taham
England
Kingston
Horss
the Times
Morning Post
United Kingdom
Income Tax Commissioners
Ireland
Wilts
Devizes
Leeds Times
Liverpool
Brunswick Dock
Liverpool Albion
Galloway
The
Union
Greenwich
Heerlingen
Holland
Dundee
Hull
Europe
Guildhall
Venables
Clare Market
P. Laurie
Mr. Venables
Peter Laurie
Belgium
Sir Peter
Burnet Fair
Peter
Bradfield St. George
Suffolk
R. Davers
Liser Herald
Greg
Philips
Switzerland
Her Majesty
Epping
H. J. Conyers
Essex Herald
Providence
Peel
Batavier
Dunlop
Katherine
Rotterdam
Forgery at Liverpool Branch Bank of England case
John D Barnsley, 19, stands accused at Liverpool police court of forging two checks drawn on the Branch Bank of England in favor of Corrie and Co and Gray firms. A clerk and a second boy testified to presenting and cashing one check for £244 38 5d and an attempted second for £847 10s, with Barnsley absconding before capture. Evidence shows blank checks stolen from Corrie and Co were filled in and used, with Barnsley identified by handwriting and bank records. He is committed for trial at the next assize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Ireland
Holland
Metropolitan Pariamentrary Reform AssociAation
Jonathan Duncan
Temperance Hall
York Street
Westminster
Wilson
Charter Association
Duncan
House of Commons
Metropolitan Association
Roeeting
Charles Westerton
Dowling
Dr. Black
Southwark-bridge-road
James Morgan
Buffey Ridley
Forest of Dean
Pack
Jenkinson
M‘douall
America
Deptford
Mancararen
Bolton
Stockport
Ashton-under
Manchester
Friends of
Lyons
Schofield
Ritson
Canal-street
Nwd
Messrs. Morland
Oxford-road
Tate
Joshua Lyons
Morris
King’s Head
Salford
Rutter
Thomas Wrigley
Wrigley
David Thomas
D. Maude
Borough Court
Lawley
London-road
Sleigh
Anney
Abbey Clase
Paisley Advertiser
Mownapay
Carell
Marle Grove
Marple
Mellor
Disley
Styall
Bollington
Macclesfield
Compstall Bridge
Cross Moor
Woodly
Axother
Haley Hill
William Sutchliffe
Halifax
Jtalifur Guardian
Murray
John Berry
Mossfield
Lancaster Castle
Edward Lyons
Belgium
Liverpool
John D. Barnsley
Messis
Rushton
Houghton
Bank of England
Messrs
Corrie
J. and
E. Gray
Messrs. Corrie and Co
Messrs, Gray
John Cooper
Cooper
Barnsley
Grundy
Wales
Montgomeryshire
Robinson
William Debonair Hagger
Hanover-street
Hagger
Corrie and Co
Messrs. Thompson, Henderson, and Co
Seel-street
Seel Street
Brunswick Hotel
Myers
John Merton Corrie
London
Birner
Frederick Birner
John Gray
John and
Edward Gray
William Baird
Hanover Street
James Somerville
James Graham
Short
James
France
Cherbourg
Sherborne
Excuisa
Forsica Berg
Wisbech
Stamford Mercury
R. Peel
Ballintubber
P. Sweeny
Lincolnshire
North Lincolnshire
East Yorkshire
Germany
Talland
Barton and
Hedon
Peel
Hull
England
Falmouth
Corunna
Carne
Cornwall Advertiser
Nurna
Rabelais
Macnish
John Sinclair
Franklin
House of Lords
Lovs
Bruges
J. Cumberland and Son
Margaret
Herminie
Celia
Love
Count D’autun
Herminre
D'Autun
Mar
Desanges
Rochard
Paris
Eugene
Jenny
Walter Lacy
Sieur Eugene
Return of the Exiled Empress and Mary Menzikoff tale
An extended excerpt covers the return of the exiled Russian empress and the dramatic recognition of Mary Menzikoff, now revealed as the betrothed daughter of Menzikoff. Dialogue with Catherine shows mercy, punishment, and future ties as the empress assigns roles, rescues Mary, and pledges support for Alexander. The article also reviews the book The Anatomy of Sleep by Dr. Binns, noting mesmeric experiments and a sleep-procurement method.
An Historical Romance of the Court of Russia
Mrs. Hofland’s 3 volume novel portrays Princess Mary daughter of Menzikoff amid Catherine Peters policy and Empress Ann reigns. Mary is betrothed to Archduke Peter, loves Prince Theodore, faces banishment to Siberia and returns after Peters death. The piece argues on misery of court power over children and endures in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Catherine
Alexander
Chichekoff
Siberia
Empress
Menzikoff
Mary Menzikoff
Ulrica
Peter
Ivan Dolgourouki
Moscow
Pozeck
Cmproke
Prince Menaikos
Brukenthal
Ulriva
Theodore Dolgourouki
Ivan
Butlo
Mary Menziko
Prince Theodore
Tan Czanina
Russia
Hofland
London
Henry Colburn
Theodore
Dalgourouki
Ann
Advice on Cold Season Comfort and Sleep Habits
A medical note discusses hygiene and warming practices to prevent colds and asthma. It recommends sleeping with blankets at the foot, using warm socks, avoiding heat shocks from hot rooms, placing the bed to avoid direct light, keeping a large airy bedroom, and heating the room before bed. It cites Liebig on warmth reducing food needs and argues for sensible dress and shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebeg
Mesmeric Experiments of Dr. Elliotson Arouse Debate
Report details Dr. Elliotson guiding a patient through trance like states with finger touches on various brain organs, depicting changes from fear to pride and affection. The narrative describes convulsions, sleep, inquisition about thoughts, and dramatic shifts in behavior during the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orank
Dr. Elliotson
Lr. Elliotson
Martha
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Rine
Tei
Spi
Lynn
Norfolk
Adame D
Rue St. Dominique
Madame D
Maison de Santé
Edward Binns
John Churchill
Binns
Elliotson
Literary Chronicle
Max
Hex
Margaret T
Jean
Lafont
Juan
Aix
Gandry
Elmore
Paul Lafont
Count de Lorme
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